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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
PATERSON.

There will he Jubilee services in ST. Johns Catholic
Church tomorrow. in honor of Pope Leo MIL
SIX deaths from scarlet fever and one each from
dphthcria and measles are reported since Thursday
Chaplain Butler Post. g. a. r., has elected Henry
J. Garrison commander
James Close a farmer In Acquackanonk Township,
had his team of horses stolen ON Thursday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

While cast bound fire. Chr train on the View York
and New Haven Railroad Thursday night Wa, NOV lus
a down grade near Milford station a coupling a.
the centre Of the train broke. Tho locomotive TIM,
relieved. dashed forward, bat stopped milo
The end ~ the train then crashed into the forward
pat. smashing five aud drihy INK traffic five hours
Conductor Ross slightly hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
INCO MING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEwYoHk...... .....~fHIDAY DEC. 0.

Steamer Republic tBrl Smith. Liverpool Nov 80 Queens
l. with ndse and passengers 10 Bruce Ismay.
Steamer ONO. Sargent Liverpool Nov 20 Queenstown 30
W mi 49, An u Peter Wright Il
Steamer (ser) Bcrirow Eremon Nov 30 Sonthamp
Dec J. with mdro and 7Ol passengers 10 Oerchs Co
Arrive oil al tho Bar at 80
C,aud tDtch), Bouicr Rotterdam Nov 2G
dse ana 203 passengers to funch Edge Co Arrived Al
tho Bar at 40
Steamer Cypru. tBr Guld MessiDa Nov "a. with fruit
vessel funch Edye Co. Arrived al the bar
BAN
Steamer Pomona BIT Iegoe M0ntrgo bay and st Ann,
Bay days with mdso 10 Vessels Co. Arrived at the
Bar at 2 80 M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

been admitted to probate, HIS property worth about
$50 OOO IS divided between his six children
burglars visited st. Patricks Roman Cathoic
Church. at Ocean and Bramhall ayes, on Thursday
night but all they got few pennies from the
poor boxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

would be made Decemocr 90 1t Is understood,
however that Assistant District Attorneys t1tZgeraio
6emple and Davis will remain in Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

WHO WILL ASSIST COLONEL FELLOwsi
Colonel Fellows, when asked yesterday about the
appointment of the assistants and clerks in the Dis
trIct, Attorneys Office after next January said that
many of the members Of the present forco would re
main In Office, but 10 authoritative announcement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
MARINE INTELLTGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun rises 10 sets 30 Neon rise l67 Moon'sAye. 10
WATER.
III -sandy TTsox 3 ~ GOV tsrL 1861 d,ilOr. 6.9s
P.N.-SSndy 3 81 GOV. IsPd JiC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

"THE best cure in the world for coughs,
cold. and consumption i Cutler Eros & co.'s weAkhorn
old Boston Vegetable Pulmonary Basam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
Announcements

Drowsv feelings forctcll sickness. Prevent
both BY ug Psrkc's Gineer Tonic. 30 81,
IlinleT,uIns. the best cure for oOfns 10 CTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

KrNvrpY's ATS the b,st AZ the least money.
Dcrbvs 90 - 49, - 90. six Hats 800. 81 D - 50
saving ~ 30 per nat % Csrtiultst, upstairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

This Is "Inian Snmmer bnt don't bs dsceIved By Nm
Heis always followed by " Cold Weather"
The only encouragement to buy
heavy clothing is the desire to be
prepared for sudden changes of
temperature. If you expect TO buy
a Winter Suit or Overcoat for
yourself or boy we suggest an in
spection of those we are now offer
ing. The best of everything in male
attire is here at your service
either store, whichever is most con.
venent.
OPEN THIS EVENING UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
HENRY A. DANIrLs. VI.

IITNIt1 =. TTANTT T., vi To-
l5j WFsr 63D.s
Ueur.-S To II. to- Diseases Of tho Nervous Syste
Cenlto.U tinary organs. Impotence apd stcrility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

JERSEY CITY.
~ the viii Of Theodore H. VaIick, when has Just
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 90. 1887.
DULNESS AND STRENGTH IN STOCKS.

1hirty-three railroads now have reported their
gross earnings for the second week in December.
giving an aggregate OF 81 70l $40 against ST.
379Js4 for the week Of last year-a gain of
si12,2G1. or 17.3 per cent with an increased
mileage % only about 1-2 per cent
The stock market intensely dull. and at
noon the board room was about entirely deserted
The total recorded transactions aggregated only
9s.40i shares And yet with the seeming lack
of interest there was marked degree of strength
developed. The long talked of reduction of freight
rates on the railroads southwest from Chicago
went into effect to-day that is they did if the
quarter hourly Chicago specials published by the
news agencies to be believed. In the simple
announcement Of the fact Of the reduction the
dispatches unqucstionably are correct but
their predictions of the duration of
the low rates and of effect upon
n years net earnings were principally made for
Stock Exchange consumption and IA temporary
effect on values. Hence to-day should have been
an active day at the Stock Exchange. and because
Of the anticipated evil effects values should have
declined sharply-at least. it anticipated that
they would by some operators who have been
selling stocks short in expectation Of the event.
Prices did open weak and declined further during
" bears pressed them but there was charncss
exhibited about further expansion of the short
lines ana no selling Of " long stocks was de-
veloped. The bulls such as there are. waited
Tor the bears 10 offer prices down. and the
" bears" waited for the bulls to try TO sell So
that when IL discovered that neither would
do either To any extent. the work Of rccoupin0
the early sales quickly made II recovery to about
the best prices OF the day Neither Lake Shore
nor Erie contributed 900 shares to the DAYS
tndlng Union Pacific. Northern Pacifcs and
Oregon IranscOntincntal stocks were specially
strong all the way out The market closed quiet
and firm
AND RAILROAD BONDS
SIROkG.
Government bonds were dul1 and cfnoJ,. ,-i,l
the bids for the Is of ii per cent Annexed are
the closing quotations:
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COUpT CALENDAR3-TO-DAY.

SUPREME oouRr-cnANpKRs- Betor. Lanrencss 20
- a. 81 81 80 g. O. 30 i9s so l ,a la9
81 SIS SIS ST ST s S ss Isl 1853 no. 49, 1875
surRraK CouKr-srEciAL TERM-PASr I.-Bsfore Potter
Cease on. No dav calendar , n,
Mos 96 800, 4Ol. 377. -
sUrKvME CouRT-CIncuTrP.nI I7Be'oIe Bat Uc IL
1924 1878 e5e 1858 100! 74s. 12O7 l4os 1901 1891
rs 81 ?:57 5;5 Saaa 5so PA SsS 23is 1888
svrHTrE III ;o sg fasI:on
-Ss a'3 s5G $a ss3 ia a2i t1sa KS 1881 RI
i i 1873 49, 4 49, 1879 1919 AZ, ise iO'
Sos 1913 sSs 1901 y i403 5o5 sji i47 So
sURRoGATE's CouRI.Before Rollins sLM9'ion caen
dar called at II IN VIII of sarah H. Peck /. H.; VIII OIL
SUPERIOR ooUnrrs rrc1AL TsRM-Bef.re Truar, Mos.
SUPERIOR coUar-TalAL TKRx-rARr L-Bofore Dngro,
Nos 1872 $40 lO5 1887, 1886 I47S 1859. 1856 1870
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TKRM-rARr 1v.-Beforo o'Gor'
man. Nos 1855; 9s2. i44a no,o-. va, uoo.on L.
CoMaoS PLRAs-EQUrrr TERM-BetOrc BOOtstaver. j.
rLEAsTnAh TEsMr.ET gS r., A lien 40
81 10 500 S. 33 S54 593 5e5 500 597 59s 5s9 600
COZ G02 G9S 694 Coz 600 S9 sos s 90 ~ 90 Sb
more q J.-No, 5O2 5O5 5o4 AS, 4sS 49 tl2 o3' 'iS'
cirY CouRr-TRlAL TERM-PAnr I.-Before Ehrl ich j.
CRY CouRr-TRrAL TERM-PARr II.--Beiore Browne j.
Nos. s0ss. 2224 sos4 Slss Sics $IS So22i 2!9o Sl2
cous sr1 81 dRsK.1 sxssioss@ri Recorder
s,ryth and Assistant District Attsrney Purdy.Nos
d: & 8 u g. 81 T. r. ~ % So ST. 49, ST. 81 s.
SO. 81 -. 80. 40 Al, AZ AZ. ~. As. 46 n,. cr,,r
j. and Assistant District Attorney Davs-Noa ]. 2 s. D. D.
G. T. $40 II. u 10. H. To- le. T. -, p.,or. ousor
sleeve j. and Assistant DistrctAttorney Bediord-Nos
2 B. a. s. t. T. 80. TO- IL. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21

in priss' tho feeling easy owing break the west
aass Sc ss;' 's es I::
saa. ysa5 I'd Family M:s s
IN giSs So Ha'!' I.s: Mss :: :tis .
NJ NJ Ign. demand Quoted si7
10000 Picked bellies IL average TIC Picfled Bellies
a f's "a ESa'f HiT: i0s
fnes:i: 10 SS. :" vino M in
curry; CITY heavy to light 7td7'c.; Pigs The.
February aDd Nav dsysa Attracted som. ' attention Snt
sos. .a, ' .y%pn, Wit. Il. rs
wa, rs amt I'll: final asGrss ,s.v Of sSs
S s1's 81
"sS quG,s os Sentiment s25S south A%srica. D..
s1';%i
}urf sosnE tis July so'Rs
steady Sa; mere s,pseI.y FINE srass 70!
sas'"'s ha ss"sas
asa: and Factory s.f
s y
.atcria change since our LAST and the movement is so.
,ti@ iSSs to cSoic
sa ssPs %:i
ieSl7gci late packed q eSSc early packed y s2Ss
values changed rom tsc for MGia.:ss
cr..h.a M csSs: TE &c., P.sisr ed r.,
te; Gra.aiaed. s1c; M'uIa A. The confectioser, 4.
ssc.; Csfee of A, 6s6isc.i White Extra c. 6a957sc;
Extra [. 5l2c. ID ~ c. $50; Yellow, 5la65kc
STEARfNE-Quet but steady. Sales $1,000 City at
1875 tcs Western private terms Oleomargarine quoted
Csc.
IALLow-In fair demand and firm. Prime City quotciat
5l6c Sales l30, 900 n, slice
wooI-Tho usual holiday dulness prevails the market
but values decided change Recent sales comprise 900
N Fall Texas l4Ol8c; 5000 10 do 190 20c; 1000
dunn washed combing at 29c; and 1900 Michigan
dunn fleece 800 runwashed 1000 ID broken unwashsd
ooe black secured Texan 200 70 low secured DO 5000
n fine Territory. private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
CLAIMING THAT SHE WAS KICKED OUT OF BE
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Kitty O6uyan's marriage TO jeremiah OSullivan was
annued yesterday by Justice Lawrence the OF
Jerome Buck referee They married December 9.
1885, old She he claimed
be thirty years old but she thinks he forty
had occasional visitor at her fathers house
Brooklyn and evening when she cOmplaIe OF headache
he gave her drug which rendered her
compshed Ter Aftervard she he apologized
her sister overhearng the apology. told her father
about It, The father insisted that he should her and
the performed by the Rev Dr. O. Rob
erts OF Brooklyn OSulvan left her Immediately and they
have never lived together.
Emanuel +. Aron and Henri Blumenfeld OF the firm oil
Sciami Co. OF Paris obtained attachment from Justice
Lawrence o. the Supreme Court yesterday against the
OF Isidor Cohnfed the abscondnx dealer 10 feathers In
suit for about &c 600 for goods sold Tho PLAINTIFF their
forth that Cob ned disappeared October
~ after having sold his business al Blocker and Greene
for $27UGe and above all pcnmbraDcs that he
more than 500 900 that there are
tectives have discovered that COhnfed his departure
has % BRET secret visit Ia NewYork and is diyd.
ing ms time sween Montreal aud Toronto.
An attachment granted by Justice Lawrence. OF tho
Supreme Court Yesterday the OF Ernest
Kahn retail cloak and suit dealer In Twenty thst who
made gnment MOniay The claim Is for S2G23 81.
which Popkin Marks claim due for goods sold They
assert that kan has rauduienty disposed OF his property
The schedules OF JOHN Davidson builder No S72 Fourth
IN his assignment 10 Henry o. Gabay which lei
yesterday liabilities. 1928 l62 3l nominal assots
kl7O.7j 81. and actual assets. S45 $50 ca
John H. Prchaid dealer In trunks at Broadway and Thr
teeDh st. and at No 10 East Foureontht made
to s33l0 lie has been In business about three
carried stock OF abont $4,000 Trade has dull
expenses heavy william f. Moore has attached the
David Levy dealer in meal at No 792 Firsave. made
Assignment Yesterday to Joseph Wolf giving preferences
for There are twenty persons in tho city dcco
~ by the name OF David Levy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
-
TILE Trade IN CHICI GO.

CHICAGO Dec 20 (Speeiat.-Evory wheat market In tho
country during tho day. Duluth higher
approaching blizzard Chicago closed nearly cent
Workers. ST. Louis cls,od strong. although 1t
for apprehension the score OF the approaching
cold wave MAY wheat opened at 30 cents and
cold on TO s3'4G1 cents at once because OF
q rather pancky state OF afairs In provisions.
The prices reached In the Afternoon when May sold
49,. and closed at s3 The close would
bell tapped Tho curb" at night S3S1 cents for
NAV. shade better that the last figures tho board
The Aonsaon OF the day In the pork pit and occurred
the opening Thore 40 00U hogs at tho yards
the yards l502O cents lower The surprise
TO holders was 80 complete that May pork opened
33 cents barrel OF at $l6 49, and sold down to s6 27
May lard sod down TO s. 10 March ribs IS There
suspicion The floor nt the packers had contributed
nre. 'G. 81 Sss way IN, the 9.S,.
Al very point for the day on May Isra-ss
Roam offered 10000 ieroes OF nobody took the bid
II that moment and II was not renewed An
hour later Wells bid ss 20 for tho block. But at
that moment The feeling was changed and OF that
blum was not called either At one moment the price OF
severe break Ye tho selers Of the oay and the only
sellers we're the packers and the professional bears
May pork ssd from SIS u back up to SIS IS where 1t
closed May lard advanced from SO 10 to 80 20 whore
M of rss I% % 81 % "hSs: they
very Interesting deal for oil that The
Iscelpa 3!7 cars were nearly thirty cars under
the psctaens The opening affected chiefly ~
l75 earsshow decided falling on from recent rsceipts
The close was At the TOR the II thsrs are
about 100000 bnsha Of city waiting 10
10 transferred 10 the esstbsusd roads TO be unissAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ba1.:s R :'s s:' Ns .ss
IS City Mn. 50 81 az so EItr. DO 50 Oos 80
S pc al ,eSiis R' a4 s. RED S %
SPOT 80 ss 2 fs5aay
)! &c southern active White ~ Yellow 50
s;:tssc oats Grs. soaihefn 81 ss7o Western Wit.
$500 Western NIsd 80 sSsS pennsyva9ia 3. Sc
tfn .iJooait 50 TIo1,Gn' quiet Mes, PORK sl5 IS
i.a9c Bacon-shoald.r, 'aso.c. Gear RIP sides SIC
paeR. 20 $50 Creamery 70 sic Egg. y 6c Potatoes
higher 81 Oos22o PsrOlsum .teaay Hshs'i &c Cones
ws.ssy Gnst at l4s{li5 Freirni. to Ii,crpoo per
sh!pmsns- Whs1t $1,000 BUSH sales Wheat $4,000
BUfrtt6, Dec 90 -wh.at-No Hard dull at soc: No
H@ R.i Michigan soi at 80 ac "a Waits Michigan sold
Amber cs7rc. Corn irregular No In store ssd at %
VIM: $50. S& whlSe 5de No Mixed s5 ac Barley
FT so H1Ss Sat. Sa M.cs S .s 10
w@ss, Bran $40 90 o sSrns l9 y
bush Corn $4,000 eusi- oats 1000 bush Barley 10000
ps 81 wG was qa Tar RI e SOC soc
sssspt. sSyo s9.s ~ .hHaeat, 4ooo Corn .ea
SO Mio4 % Ss2e s oa .IT.9sISe lIsa sts
E Es6s, ha qns and 81 o. 9' s. 90
OF .iis barrels Of finished good, easi. d
81 o. Butter Fancy Creamery sie' Extra Ohio a SOC;
ch.Ss Flat Regular al2c, rcg, we're Grm.: cOmmoa
aIS ,kt - 80 % 80 an x,, 20 90:
40. 2 RCd cash ss',c. December s1ae; January s1tc
Wait. SOC h.ecpt. Wheat 1900 bush. Corn 800
sMw.sS; Dec Fsac Snss ws.,s firm Cash
t7.e S.r. H .tcad1-Sas WIT. 3sc RYE higher No
HS sS. s No a Si b:,sSSes nsns
Inter -eaks p1ry re asS, az zoe 1000 Chess sss
Ss :,01 SS:9 20 s SSs
western amt Pennsvivana Snperane s. Sas5 90 DO 10
s. SIS renn.yi,sna Roller Process $. coa = IS ono
ssr oSSs IT, do "S 10 .i 40 q 81 Lou. and
southern nO, S!eAy - % 20 DO ito sra'sNt 81 20
clear 81 IS DO st.sets 8 % 90 Minnesota Pa,
- IS rye -Four $40 for chOic. Baekwhsat Flour
s. Sos? IS PR loo 10 Wheat I'D 9a'.nf s. sS
Mitsa Grain depot sc: december ss
- re- do tor r'S March s5S5I.c do for MAJ e31s
sG GSp market Ms IN stan so. s % q
& H. for dnS: Ss 81 DO 's for
eo.s56'.c do Tor February j5s5sc: do for March
20 % S M-y 9? 80 witt. n a
M wa aa: 5s, .. do S9''' WIT. S %: a
tSSs 90 for JIaa. !UStTS 20 P.ts Se @
AMI Nav Ysrs kaiiy Rose sh.es White per
ana w e. DO sa 1s choice s;s & DO BurSsns i
fato Gool oos7ee nsoro,s choice 50 zoe; do tar TO
s. s.5 s%,. $50 i &, sS sm mA . s nss s %
DO timlI,si Goosl7 oo nam, smoked 2si2ts DO 3 =
smoked plOc. shouier dry salt fnllv curet OdU'sc.
DO. smoked Sc shoulders, pickle cured go
&c. do do smoked ~ 9sc. Bellies In pickle
G9ac do Breakfast Bacon. lO1llc. Lard firm
CITY Kennel s. OO9s 25 Steam - 10, Butchers loose
81 25 Butter 0uet-PennsyvaniA Cres Extra
S0ci Western creamery Extra AT SOC: b. e. and "
Y. Creamery Extra - o!5ci Packing butter 100 l3c.
Cheese quiet. New York Full Cream l2sc; ohlu
Flats. Choice at ll.c lie. FAIR 10 Prime. ll9ll1c
Eggs steady. PsnnsylyanIa nrsts At 2Dc
OHIO ami Other Western al 25c Petrolenn-7g
Aoo test IN Ubs I've sugar-Eetinei steadv Grsnulatnd
at o'.a6 10 Toe. Powdered sc Food Eull -
Winter Bran $50 7o0s2l IS per ton. Receipu-Flour
200 bbls Wheat $500 bush. Corn 10000 Susa- oats
g zoo bush. Shipnentswneat $500 bush. Corn 1890
Vush Uats 4, OOU bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
GRAIN md Produce MARX ETS.
FEATURES or SEw.YORK DrArIyGs

The holders Of cereals refuse to be discouraged by
gumens aud seem TO feel that the foreign trade which has
for 80 long been American products Of all
tho general attitude Of dersc alton taken by tho prOiuco
kelly u Tor the prices al which will sell goods
sentiment for the strength
Cash wheat cent better and yet shippers t0sk $4,000
bushels There moro active movement In the options
NEARLY 100000 bushels traded the
hgures There pafc uarly features
final show gains OF cent for December sD.
for January at pO and for February At 81 H. March ~
92I May at % i aud Juno at 0i spot
y higher. but shipper. refused To buy The option
IN tho early trading but II sympsthlod
with strength Of wheat and ~. cont closing
steady net gans Of q FOR January at 81 and February
81 for MAY at 62ss Oats the
higher and the Opon. while dull "a Tor
30 and February at 3S'4 and cent for May
suffered natural reaction from Ito
and ended down 4d5 points as follows: December
January 81 90 February SO o. March So - April
s. 30 May So 81. Juno Ss43
The receipts OF grain and nour reported yesterday at
Baltimore Phaio phlA and Bostos fol
lows: Wheat a. % bushcls corn 1888 j57 bushels oats
81 246 bushels total grain 304 9l5 bushels -four 47pj
packages At Chicago Milwaukee ami ST Ioni. the arrivals
Wheat, 2OO.l30 bushels. 329.395 bushels
oats 1872 s79 bushels; total gram 72240i bushels nOur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Doc 2DIn the Court OF Appeals today the
lowing decisions were handed down:
James H. Hooker. respondent agt tho City Of Rochester,
appellant Solomon 81 Schwartz and others appellant
Joseph Hyman, respondent susan Petit respondent agt
Asa Petit. appellant Judgment affirmed with Costs.
ArOa Bti.gs appellant agt John LOngfUrd al others
TO abide the
Joseph H. Berry and otiers rcspondents agt. Andre
BrOwn appellant Motion for Teargumsnt denied with
DANIEL smith administrator. etc. respondent ag Robert
neAxhal ard others appellants; stephen Tabor Maria
Brundage appeal 81 Joseph " Dana agt H. Edredge IT,,
with costs
Causes argued;
No 510 Leonard Doleman respondent agt Jane Wander.
mullen. appellant; No 61l John V. Vaniormuion IT, 70
srondent. agt Jane Nandermuen. appellant
NO 1852 The PEOPLE, respondent John Greenwald
appellant
No 458 Isaac IT, Cary and others respondents agt the
Duplex safety Boiler Company appellant -" ~
No $50. The Grand street and Newtown Railroad Com.
pany respondent agt the Long Island RAILROAD Company
No $50. Elizabeth Cross respondent agt. John Arnold
Cross. implicated. appellant
No sos Christopher q. Dnnn respondent agt Now.
York Central ana Hudson River Railroad Company appel
liant
Following is the day calendar for December 81
Nos 676. 5s2. 5Gs. 5y7. sos. 900. 800 and COL
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
WARRINGTON Dec z0-The following business trans.
>eted In the United States Supreme Court today;
Ne aoS D. II. Williams. plaintiff error sxt- Edward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET,

TIvERrooI. Dec 20-3;3e p m.-Bsef-In fair demand.
Pork-In fair demand. Hams In poor demand aeon-ln
demand short steady at 4Os Cd Choese-n poor
demand Talow-Iu poor demand Spirits Of Turpentnc-
In good demand. Cotton Seed OIL. Liverpool Refined =
Stoady 2Os I'd. Rosn-In fair demand Lard Spot aud
fair demand prime western spot and December
strong 40s Oh January and February strong at AIS
whsst-In poor demand. Flour-In poor demand Germ :
Spot and poor demand Mixed Western spot dull
at IA lOd December duh at IS l0d; January dull AZ -
lod February dull at4s lod Hops At London New ork
state-There 10 nothing Offering
LONDON Dec. 20 D. northumberland petroleum.
1854 as I'D. per gallon. Lnseod OF, lps 3D. per CIV
Spirits OF Turpentine 25s d por owt Calcutta Lnseod.
ats I'D per quarter Linsoed cake, so Is Dd per tent
sperm OH. 44i9942 per tom Whale Oh. Glk022l per
ton.
BREMEN Dec. 2O.-wcoIs lard closed at SO marks per
100 pounds. Petroleum. marks rs pfenniEa
ANTWERP boo 20.-WilceI's Lard closed at - iranos
100 kos. Petrolsum-Fino Pale American, IT francs
81 confines paid aud II francs 81 continies sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per North Rirrr, Vessels aud Railroads
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT,

BUILDING MATERIAI-A quiet but steady market
averstraw Br cks quoted at Sass TO quail
per thousand aoat; UP River Hard So - as! 70 Pale
So 5Ods4 Croons brown Sl3d Is dark. SI6G 49, red
Sl5 as6 Trenton and Philadelphia Front alongside pier
S27 n t28 IsOckland Common Lime. 81 Finishing 81 2O
30 D35c per bush. Cattle Hair II 622c Co
lish Portland 81 20 sS2 80; Roseniaic. 81 % sll5.
COFFEE-The demand for Brazil growths quite active
and held the 1880 for fair Rio
spot the Sales 5000 bags No II sc
No at lie. The mder stylcs steady Sales. go
1000 peculs Padang, December sale
private terms 100 bags Maracaibo With hrmer
counts from abroad the speculative market was
sale, aggregated 5O.75O bags. and hnal figures
indicated advance Of l6020 points follows; January.
1925 1890 February. 1920 1929 March. 10 5Gl62 20;
July, l675015.s5; August l545G 10 so; september.
l6.250l5.30; October l5.o0Dl5.05 November 1850
IA 90 December 10 IS lG4O The the different
March. 5000 10 %; April lGl0elG0oi May, 5000
iS60ai5.i0: September l5SO0lbl0; November. 1900
1880; December. 10 jal625.
quill lSelc; Maracabo 20 Soc; Bahia, 10 &C Caracas.
lSalnc. .
CORDAGE-In fair demand steady Seal. lli.c; Man.
COOPERAGE sTOCK-Quiet and unchanged. Moasses
shocks 81 90 20 l5 36inch 81 25H 81 80
old hcaGs sinch 81 81 80 ola shocks
without heads 7Oc So 650S3 49, rum pipes 50 0OG
empty hogseads 81 90 81 60 hoops ID feet $500
S33 do. 2 feet. S2O9t27.
COITON-I.tte inquiry shown for spot cotton.
decline the having influence In increasing
1J bales (33 last evening" all Of which
for consumption The port receipts today aggregated
233 pairing with $50 bales THIS day last week
33 bales for the corresponding DAY last year Since
September he beginning OF the crop year. the receipts
have aggregated 3692SJJ bales against 332v357 for tho
last season.
ftOna aset nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21

d Censer and others Argument continued by T. Graham
the defendants in error and concluded By Eugene Will
Jams FOR the plaintiff IN error. 49,.
No lia Cornelius Gumbs plaintiff fin error. Agt John
r. Pitgin United states Marshal Argued by Charles
Buck for the plaintiff In and by william Maury ior
tAe defendant In error. ,..
No. III sesre plaintiff error aEt School District
No In the County OF Lake. Col Argued by alte, u
Smith for the plain and submitted by samue
Rose and " owens for the plaintiff in error NO conhss
appeared for the defendant In error ,,.
No. llS. Benjamin. Droyfus. and others 60 appei
sophia Sears eIecutrI. 80 Argument begun Dy j.
HuQley Ashton for the appellants.
Adjourned until to. morrow.